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The Dogs of War
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- Adventure
- Action
- 1980
- John Irvin
- 102 mins
- 15
Summary
Action drama based on Frederick Forsyth's bestselling novel, starring Christopher Walken and Tom Berenger. Jamie Shannon is a mercenary who will go anywhere in the world to fight anyone's war, providing the pay is good enough. After a futile attempt to reconstruct his marriage and live a normal life, he prepares for his most dangerous mission - the overthrow of a brutal West African dictator.
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Review
A star rating of 2 out of 5.
Tom Hutchinson
Unleashed upon the big screen from Frederick Forsyth's thriller, these hounds unfortunately have been muzzled and boast too few snarls. Christopher Walken plays the disillusioned mercenary caught up in a dastardly plot to take over a West African state, but any possible thrills are overpowered by too much explanation. John Irvin's direction of the macho passions on display is both predictable and unfocused - all Tom Berenger and Colin Blakely seem to do is grimace a lot. Set in Graham Greene territory, the tale needs that author's emotional urgency to give it the purpose it lacks.
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6.3/10
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Cast
rolenameJamie ShannonChristopher WalkenDrewTom BerengerNorthColin BlakelyEndeanHugh MillaisDerekPaul FreemanJessieJoBeth WilliamsMichelJean-François StéveninCaptain LockhartRobert UrquhartDr OkoyeWinston NtshonaRichardHarlan Cary PoeTerryEd O'NeillEvelynIsabel GrandinWarnerErnest GravesDr OaksShane RimmerPriestFather Joseph KonradShop managerBruce McLaneColonel BobiGeorge Harris (2)HackettTerence RigbyBenny LambertJean-Pierre KalfonBakerChristopher MalcolmBoucherJack LenoirGabrielleMaggie Scott
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rolenameDirectorJohn Irvin
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Theatrical distributor
United Artists Corp. Ltd
Languages
English | French
Guidance
Contains violence and swearing.
Available on
video, DVD and Blu-ray
Formats
Colour
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